Vivaldi won't open .ASP files…
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Hello; [attachment=3140]VivaldiASP.jpg[/attachment] I just tried to view an invoice from telebec but i get a black screen when i go to read the .asp file but both IE & Firefox open it without problems, is there somekind of plugin or way to help view ASP files in Vivaldi browser... Thank you Attachments: [img]https://forum.vivaldi.net/uploads/attachments/77640/VivaldiASP.jpg[/img]
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Link the exact page…
However if the page uses plugins different from flash or html5 won't work (chromium policy) and you should use ie, firefox or extensions like ietab to open that specific page. -
Hello, as Hadden said, could you give us a link to test it?
Also what version of vivaldi are you using? (the latest version is 1.0.435.42) -
Hi guys, thanks for your help, ok i've got Vivaldi version 1.1.443.3 installed and the link to my telebec invoice is :
but i"m not sure if you'll be able to access it because it's a secure login. I also installed ASP.NET5.ENU RCI update kb3137909 but it didn't do anything, looking for examples of ASP invoice on the net and having difficulties finding one…
I don't know if installing Microsoft Word Office 2013 could help open these .ASP files, anyway i'll continue trying to find a solution because i like the Vivaldi browser very much...(I'll kepp you posted)
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Hi again;
About what you said " there are no ASP files you can open with any browser.", it's just that with the Firefox browser i can open the same page/invoice, anyway i'll try to modify to .pdf like you said in Vivaldi, thank you again with your super fast response, it's really appreciated!
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Correct. In web addresses, there is no such thing as "an .ASP file." .ASP is a protocol. It means "Active Server Page." The browser is being directed to a page on a server, and that page contains not just static content, but it contains actual active code which is directing the browser to either perform some task or to read the output of a task that the page is performing. In other words, on reaching an ASP page, the browser isn't just looking, it's doing. If these server pages are properly coded, any browser can read and perform them. Vivaldi properly interprets and displays every .ASP that I have ever sent it to, to date. But the thing with an ASP is that since it is a program, it can have bugs - and one such possible bug is if it is only programmed to send proper code to certain browsers that it recognizes.
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Did we use the developer mode in both firefox and vivaldi to do some analysis ?
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